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Originally Posted by stumped
PS a dumb networked drive is safer than a cloud solution - it does not (usually) run hidden operations without your knowledge or permission, or go down for "maintenance" when you most need it, but even that option has only one regular advocate here.
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Gotta agree with BOTH your statements.
For RELIABILITY (of the positive kind), LOCAL DRIVE only.
For RELIABILITY (of the
negative kind), shared DRIVE (W7 host <-XP )
. It would do some things fine, and others it would hang closing the MDE
Been there, done that. Was lucky that no damage was done, only that I had to use the Task Manager to KILL Calibre each time because the 'posted' signal never arrived back to release the MDE.
This does not stop you from doing a one way BACKUP
to the cloud